The Making of Scotland: Nation, Culture, and Social Change

Abstract

Introduction - understanding Scotland, David McCrone, et al conjectural history, sociology and social change in 18th century Scotland - Adam Ferguson and the division of labour, John D.Brewer nationality, social change and class - transformations of national identity in Scotland, John Foster Scotland is different, ok?, Tony Dickson Scotland, social change and politics, Steve Kendrick shetland in the world economy - a sociological perspective, R.J.Smith welfare, government and the working class - Scotland 1845-1894, Ian Levitt patronage and professionalism - the Forgotten Middle Class, 1760-1860, A.A.MacLaren the domestication of Fallen women - the Glasgow Magdalene Institution, 1860-1890, Linda Mahood representing Scotland - culture and nationalism, David McCrone the social construction of tradition - the restoration portraits and the kings of Scotland, S.Bruce and S.Yearley culture, social development and the Scottish highland gatherings, Grant Jarvie We're off to Wembley - the history of a Scottish event and the sociology of football hooliganism, H.F.Moorhouse.

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